Fighting in southern Syria displaces 145,000 amid aid struggles

Over 145,000 people have been displaced in Syria’s Sweida province as clashes and drone strikes continue despite a truce, the UN News reported.

Violence has disrupted basic services, with severe shortages of power, water, fuel, and food. Most displaced remain in Sweida, while others have fled to nearby regions.

Aid efforts are underway, but access remains limited. The UN warns that overcrowded shelters, poor sanitation, and unexploded ordnance are putting lives further at risk.